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regarding function module

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Former Member

‎06-30-2007 4:53 AM

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hi experts,

cud u plz tell me about the function module in which if i enter the start and enddate it will give me <b><u>number</u></b> of sundays in between the dates..thnx in advance...

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Former Member

‎06-30-2007 5:04 AM

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Hi Ravi,

Implement this.

For No of Sundays & Saturdays


date1 LIKE sy-datum DEFAULT '20060501',
date2 LIKE sy-datum DEFAULT sy-datum.


DATA z TYPE p DECIMALS 0.
DATA cnt TYPE sy-dbcnt.


WRITE: date1, date2.

WHILE date1 LE date2.

CALL FUNCTION 'DAY_IN_WEEK'
EXPORTING
datum = date1
IMPORTING
wotnr = z.

ADD 1 TO date1.

IF z = 7.
ADD 1 TO cnt_su.
ENDIF.


ENDWHILE.

WRITE: / 'Sun:', cnt_su.

Reward if useful.

Thanks

Aneesh.

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Former Member

‎06-30-2007 5:04 AM

0 Kudos

Hi Ravi,

Implement this.

For No of Sundays & Saturdays


date1 LIKE sy-datum DEFAULT '20060501',
date2 LIKE sy-datum DEFAULT sy-datum.


DATA z TYPE p DECIMALS 0.
DATA cnt TYPE sy-dbcnt.


WRITE: date1, date2.

WHILE date1 LE date2.

CALL FUNCTION 'DAY_IN_WEEK'
EXPORTING
datum = date1
IMPORTING
wotnr = z.

ADD 1 TO date1.

IF z = 7.
ADD 1 TO cnt_su.
ENDIF.


ENDWHILE.

WRITE: / 'Sun:', cnt_su.

Reward if useful.

Thanks

Aneesh.